Emprise Bank to Open Lawrence Branch in 3000 Foot Building
Emprise Bank N A Hillsboro has won OCC final approval to open a Lawrence branch in a 3000 square foot building purchased earlier this month. The Emprise Bank Lawrence facility will open by late July, employ six to eight staff, and be led by Patrick W. Michaelis as president with renovations overseen by Gould Evans Architects. The bank serves 17 communities. In Kansas City, area health officials say the regional system is imperfect but stronger than the national average, with a two day Ax for the Future conference starting today to discuss improvements in care and solutions from national and local speakers.
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Three Chicago bankers charged in bank bribery scheme
The Justice Department charged three former First National Bank of Chicago officers Jeffrey Tassani Robert Olson and Gordon Murphy with 17 counts of bank fraud and bribery alleging they favored certain vendors for kickbacks during the 1980s. The men are free in the Chicago area and expected to surrender. The schemes varied but shared the same fraud theme. Separately the Treasury sold 7.1 billion in 17 day bills at a 5.65 percent discount.
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Stocks push higher as Dow nears 3,000 on rally
New York stocks rally further with the Dow up 15.65 to 2,985.24 at midday as gains outnumber declines 862 to 474 on the NYSE. Fiat auto shares mixed with Ford advancing while Chrysler and GM retreat. blue chips GE AT&T Westinghouse Boeing lead gains. In Kansas City, hog prices and feeder weights show modest moves with Thursday quotations.
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Ford jobs draw thousands to Kansas City plant openings
In one day about 150 applications were requested for each of Ford Motor Co. s 100 openings at the Claycomo plant as 5 000 job seekers crowded Missouri offices. Staff said applicants waited in parks and lines outside offices in Gladstone Independence and Grandview as labor officials noted many unemployed autoworkers in the Kansas City area including Leeds plant veterans.
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New home sales rise again in April
Washington AP reports new home sales increased 1.2 percent in April to a 600,000 annual rate, the third rise in a row. Existing home sales rebounded, and starts and mortgage applications also rose as housing shows signs of recovery from the two-year slump. The median new home price slipped 1.1 percent to 122,000 dollars with regional variances.
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Jury Deliberations Continue in Salina S&L Fraud Case
In Topeka AP report jurors resume deliberations in what prosecutors call the largest thrift fraud in state history. The trial spanned 20 days with 35 witnesses and 50 instructions. Defendants Cathy Cruce Sherwood Blount Jr. and Joseph Grosz face fraud charges over a 70 million scheme against Peoples Heritage. James Cruce has pleaded guilty to four counts. sentencing set for June 24.
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TWA repossessions delayed by new deal in New York
Trans World Airlines reached a deal with Connecticut National Bank to halt a federal court ordered repossession of 10 planes and 62 engines at least until Friday night. The carrier, in default on tens of millions, faced potential shutdown of part of its operations during peak summer travel.
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